Slite
Set up an AI agent for Slite that answers from your Slite wiki in your helpdesk, Slack and website chat, links the page it used, and can update your docs.
Give your AI teammate your Slite wiki and it answers from it wherever it works: in your helpdesk, in Slack, on your site. It reads the documents you choose, links the page each answer came from, and can write a page back when you ask it to.
Slite is not self-serve yet. Message us in the in-app chat or email hi@eesel.app to have it turned on. It does not appear in your Integrations gallery until then.

Quick start
Ask your agent to connect Slite
Open the chat in your dashboard and ask it to connect Slite. It points you at your Integrations page and offers to read only the documents you choose.

Open Integrations in the left sidebar and search for Slite. If Slite is not in the list, it has not been turned on for your workspace yet. Message us and we will turn it on.

Open the tile. Connect is in the top right.

Connect through Pipedream
Connect opens a window from Pipedream, the service that holds the connection. Continue takes you to a form that asks for a key from Slite. A person creates that key in Slite and pastes it in. Every screen, from Slite's settings to the pasted key, is on Set up Slite.

Your agent starts copying your documents in straight away, and keeps the copy fresh on a schedule after that.
Check it worked. The integration page header reads Connected, the left sidebar lists Slite, and the Documents source shows a document count.

Choose which documents it reads
By default your agent reads the whole wiki. To narrow it, a person chooses the cog on the Documents row. The settings open in a tab. Choose Add Documents to index, enter each document's id, and choose Save Settings. The id is the last part of the document's URL in Slite, so for vostrel.slite.com/app/docs/abc123xyz it is abc123xyz. Everything nested under a listed document is included. From the next refresh, your agent reads only the listed documents.

Let it edit the wiki
Ask your agent to change a page. It reads the page first and shows you the edit before it sends it. The frames below show two such edits: a sentence added to the Shipping and delivery page, then a bullet added to the Returns and exchanges page.

When an edit waits for your OK, it appears as an approval card in the chat and on your Activity page.

Approve it and the page changes in Slite. The card records who approved it.


Sources, triggers and actions
Sources
Documents
Your Slite documents. The whole wiki by default, or only the documents you list and everything nested under them
Every other integration on your agent is also a source, so a Slite answer can sit beside your website, your helpdesk and your files.
Triggers
Slite has no triggers. Nothing in Slite wakes your agent. Your wiki is knowledge it draws on when it is asked somewhere else.
Actions
Answering a question uses no action. Your agent reads the imported Documents source. The actions below are for browsing the wiki's structure and changing it.
Look up
Browse documents
Lists documents, and the documents nested under one
Write
Create document
Adds a new document to your wiki
Update document
Replaces a document's content with new text
You stay in control the whole way. Adjust your AI agent's access to knowledge and its action permissions to your liking. See Actions and Approvals.
Two things your agent has been taught about your wiki:
Prefer answering from it to changing it. A wiki is writing people trust, so a write is something you asked for, not something it decided would be tidier. It searches first and proposes updating an existing page rather than adding a near-duplicate.
Update replaces the whole document. It reads the page before it writes, and sends the full intended text, so nothing that was there is lost.
Troubleshooting
FAQ
Related pages
Internal Operations for the job your teammate takes on with a company wiki
Set up Slite for creating the key in Slite, screen by screen
Knowledge for the other sources it can read from
Actions and Approvals for choosing what your agent may do
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